Sentence examples for resolve to assert from inspiring English sources

The decision reflects his resolve to assert traditional Russian interests and his closeness with the Russian security establishment that is prosecuting the war.

Mack founded the Constitutional Sheriffs and Peace Officers Association (CSPOA), a group resolved to assert the authority of local sheriffs in the face of any federal attempt to register or seize firearms, arrest or search individuals, or use military force against citizens.

We also organized a high-profile press conference with state leadership to assert our resolve".

They must employ a consistent, principled approach in resolving constitutional questions, and be prepared to assert the authority of their office in doing so.

That is the novel he should read — or reread, as the case may be — because it will strengthen his resolve to do everything in his power for gay rights, and to assert that gay rights are a civil rights issue.

So to assert that India has continually shied away from resolving Kashmir is simply unfair.

Earlier, security forces herded scores of her supporters from the station before she embarked on her effort to assert her freedom of movement and test the military's resolve to impose restrictions.

Without resolving the philosophical issues around the concept of cause, we simply decided to assert in Opportunity Makes the Thief that opportunity is an important cause of crime.

"All efforts by Mr. Jensen to resolve the matter amicably were unavailing," Mr. Arkin said, "and Pillsbury left him no choice but to assert his claims".

"There are faster ways to assert leverage on China than relying on the W.T.O., which could take years to resolve the case," Mr. Schumer said in a statement.

To assert otherwise is simply incorrect".